Haruki Murakami Quotes

As The Autumn Deepens, The Fathomless Lakes Of Their Eyes Assume An Ever More Sorrowful Hue. The Leaves Turn Color, The Grasses Wither; The Beasts Sense The Advance Of A Long, Hungry Season. And Bowing To Their Vision, I Too Know A Sadness.

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